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<h3>CALIFORNIA</h3><h3>Personals.—</h3> Dr. Hall G. Holder has resigned as chief of surgery at the San Diego County Hospital. He had been on the surgical staff since 1927.—Dr. Richard W. Lippman, research associate, Institute for Medical Research, Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, Los Angeles, has been elected chairman of the Southern California Section of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine for the academic year 1952-53. <h3>Congenital Heart Disease.—</h3> The state department of public health has been allotted $36,201 by the United States Children's Bureau to administer a regional program for the benefit of children with congenital heart disease. California will now be able to receive children from Arizona, Idaho, Nevada, Alaska, and Hawaii who are referred to the department by various children's agencies. The handicapped children will, in turn, be referred for diagnosis and treatment to four hospitals and to practicing specialists. Hospitals participating in this program are Mount Zion, Stanford
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